Lim Sung-geun's Jabakjabak Gangdoenjang

A barbecue-restaurant-style ssamjang gangdoenjang that uses blended cold rice or tofu to create a mild, savory depth without being salty.

Ingredients needed 3 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Blending in rice or tofu is the key secret to taming doenjang's harsh saltiness while adding a smooth savory depth and thick consistency.
  • Because it contains rice, undercooking can cause it to spoil quickly, so be sure to boil it thoroughly until bubbles rise and the mixture is vigorously bubbling throughout.
  • Serve alongside grilled meat as a ssamjang substitute, or mix it into rice for an excellent rice-stealing side dish.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to use leftover cold rice or tofu to create a unique and excellent side dish.
  • Those who want an all-purpose barbecue-restaurant-style ssamjang that is not salty but bursts with savory depth.

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